1
He was far gone with the French Pox and not of sound mind.
2
Either that, or else the French Pox had amazed and riddled his memories.
3
I'm going to die of the French Pox anyway.
4
Never mind what your Alchemists and Chirurgeons will tell you-thereis no cure for the French Pox.
5
And as I still have the French Pox, there's only a few years left before I go crazy and die.
6
A bit of snuff was encrusted about a nose that had been well eaten by the ravages of the French pox.
7
A certain barber-surgeon in Dunkirk put out the word that he had learnt a cure for the French Pox from a traveling alchemist.
8
Most of these queans were picked in London and carefully examined, for we did not want to spread the French pox across the land.
9
As Kucharski points out, in the sixteenth century, the English believed syphilis came from France, and referred to it as the " French pox".
10
"You had the French Pox?"
11
"But when we learned that this Barber could also cure the French Pox, why, codpieces were flying around the place like cannonballs."